Land Transfer Deed of Mount Hore Neck 1680 Confirmed
Historic record notes Josiah Winslow and Thomas Hinckley granting power to William Ingraham Swanzey to enter and convey Mount Hore Neck lands to John Walley, Nathaniel Oliver, Nathaniel Byfield and Stephen Burton. Plymouth General Court ratified the deed in 1680 with livery and seizin.
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Josiah Winslow
Thomas
Plymouth
Parodubm Walley
Nathaniel Oliver
Nathanel Hyfield
Stephen Burton
Shay
Mount Hore Neck
Porrasgtasd Neck
Thomas Hinckley
William Ingraham
Swanzey
New Plymouth
Cooper
John Walley
Nathaniel Dyfeld
Joziah Winstow
Thomae Hinckley
Charles
England
Thomas Tinckley
Mount Mope
William Bradford
Nathaniel Byfield
Nathaniel Morton
Vera Copia
Samuel Sprague
Thomas Sinckley
Book of Records
Export Totals for 1844 Highlight US Trade With Britain France
The report shows millions sent to Great Britain and about ten million to France. Tobacco exports valued at 8, and 1,219,044. lard exports 26,746,355 pounds. Cheese exports reached 7,343,145 pounds with a notable rise from 1842. total domestic articles exported sum to 99,715,170 dollars.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Weather and church conference notes from Bristol June 14 1846
The Bristol paper reports a warm spell with temperatures near 95 to 98 degrees followed by general showers and a productive drought relief. It covers the Providence Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church held in New Bedford, praising the harmony, with Bishop Waugh presiding and a $700 missionary collection. Earlier, burglaries on Hope Street and Warren are noted with a $100 reward for the thief and possible links between the two incidents.
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Thie Sigte
Providence Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Dedford
Bishop Waugh
Catire
Elm Street
A. Stevens
Cause of Missions
Pitman
Bong
Angiety
Bristol
Isaac Bunney
Warren
R. M. Hafield
Newport
I. B
Bradford
Providence
Eaat
A. A
Swinnerton
West
J. B. Husted
Fall River
J. D. Butler
New Bedford
Ulm Street
David Patten
Fourth Street
J. S. House
Pleasant Street
W. P. Harlow
I. Greenwich
S.C. Brown
Woonsocket
J. Coggeshall
Norwich
Gavitt
Manchester
W. It. Osborn
Thompson
R. Livsey
Williarastic
C. Noble
New London
J. Houston
Falmouth
UL. Vingent
Mechanicsville
WS. Simmons
Mystic
P. Kenney
Provincetown
John H. Munro
Parsons
Reverend Warrnstax to speak at Independence anniversary
Reverend T. T. Warrnstax of Providence has accepted an invitation from the Committee of Arrangements to address the Temperance Societies in this town on the upcoming Independence Day anniversary.
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Fovernor Sivey
T. T. Warrnstax
Providence
Committee of Arrangements
Temperance
G. N. Baiace
Providence City Temperance Society
Friends of Temperance
Sistes
Confedercy
First Baptist Meeting
Roger Williame
Law
A. C. Banstow
Society of Friends Yearly Meeting Opens in Newport
The Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends begins at Newport this day. Notices report the Fall River Branch Railroad connecting with the New Bedford and Taunton lines starting last Monday. A Monday evening prayer service for seamen is planned at 8 o clock in the South Christian Church Vestry.
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The
Soviety of Friends
Newport
Fall River
New Bedford and Taunton
South Christian Church
Mexico tensions rise amid US relation fears and local notices
Recent dispatches from Mexico suggest a critical federal stance toward the United States, with letters hinting at a possible declaration of hostilities soon. The paper also carries local medical notices and a promoter of Dr Ingalls lace remedies, plus lectures on life laws at the courthouse this Monday.
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Dr. Ingalls
Banning
Court House
History of Bristol and litigation contrasts in old papers
An excerpt notes a Bristol history being serialized in the Bristol Phenix with hope for pamphlet form for preservation. It cites commendation for rescuing state annals and mentions litigation over eighty four cents and author notes, reflecting on the unhappiness of costly court disputes.
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Bristol
Bristol Phenix
Providence Journal
Boston Sun
Democrat
Mexico War Sentiment Deepens Opposition to Government
The passage describes a volatile political climate in Mexico where Santa Ana loyalists and various dissenters oppose the government. It warns that popular support for war against the United States is rising, and declares the government faces possible overthrow or a swift revolution if peace moves continue. It notes Mexico cannot rely on Britain and doubts U S victory.
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Mexican Congress
Santa Ana
Mexico
United States
England
Friends of Santa As
Iit
War talk in Mexico and English plots loom large
Private letters aboard the British frigate Eurydice claim Mexico may soon declare war on the United States amid strong anti American sentiment. Extracts from Vera Cruz dated May 22 report Texas and Mexico negotiations with England proposing debts and settlements, while Shenan arrives and other incidents unfold. Also noted are a Detroit bank cashier murder, mass immigration to Boston, a drowning tragedy in Philadelphia, bank counterfeiting, a Dutch cheese joke, and Quebec fire ruins with extensive destruction.
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Mexico
Eurydice
Mexia
Totea
Vexas
Vera Cruz
Elliot
Texas
Galveston
England
United States
Ant
weEngland
Lexus
Goy
Shannon
New York
Connor
N. O. Republican
Agent in Mexico Drafts Unpaid by Treasury
The Washington Union reports our agent in Mexico received drafts on the Mexican treasury for two installments and may have receipted, but the drafts were not paid when presented, likely due to lack of funds.
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The
Washington Union
Mexico
Treasury of
Treasury
Excexious Lock and Whale Capture in Early News Notes
The Lowell Journal reports a padlock by Aldridge of the Lowell Lock Company that resists keyhole discovery after days of attempts. The Hustport Sentinel describes a young whale found in Cobsaook River attacked by Benjamin Sawall with a boat hook, yielding 25 barrels of oil and blubber after two hours. Gardening tips mention oiling worme and ash salt mixture to deter bugs on vines and plants.
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The
Lowell Journal
Aldridge
Lowell Lock Company
Caprone
Cobsaook
Benjamin Sawall
Hustport Sentinel
Temperance Meeting and Letters in Rhode Island Society
A Providence temperance meeting debated municipal liquor enforcement and proposed electing reform-minded officials. Letters from A C Banstow and G N Briggs urged support for a Rhode Island convention, while Long Island railroad talks ended in amicable settlement over fire losses.
Protesting Death of Sunday School Worker in Griffintown
The Philadelphia Monreal Observer reports a brutal attack in Griffintown where a Protestant Sunday School worker was struck with a loaded gun and left unconscious. The piece condemns the attacker and calls for action against such crimes.
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Montagan
Ageaulis
Supday
Eslegan Church
Griffintown
Monreal Observer
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Joan Haywaap
Joux Haywarp
Atvests
WM. Throop
Nelson
National Intelligencer
Patent Office
Wilson
Packard
Conrurr
Troy
Troy Whig
Georgia Central Railroad
Igua
Pall River
Ures
Theteouuntry
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
Congress
Wright
Sedgwick
Traver
Taghkani
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Mr. Morton
U. S
Henry Warr
Journal of Commerce
St. Louis
Chamber of Deputies
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Terrenance
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Tiverton
Portsmouth
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Detroit
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Wells
Boston
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Ans Gittax
Philadelphia
Washington Bank
Westerly
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Cash
Nathan P. Dixon
National Bank
Jand the
Boston Atlas
Cinconstanogs
Joe
Rhode Island State
Samuel F. Man
Beanen J. Munro
W. H. Brewster
A. Payne
Blodget
E. B.hall
A. Hunting
B. Campbell
A. C
Mr. Cheeney
Friends
Pawtucket
Joseph Smith
Gough
Busness Committee
Goodrich
Worcester
Worcester, Rev. Mr. Marah
Dee Grant
Peak
Medford
Mass
Firet Baptist Church
Grant
Vostox
Providence City
G. N. Briggs
Long Island
Long Ieland Railroad Company
St. George's Manor
Aleong
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